Sentence examples for specifically increasing from inspiring English sources

Yet tourism, and specifically increasing it, remains an objective shared by cities and countries around the world.

More specifically, "increasing dependence on primary commodities and low-skill manufactures has not translated into catch-up growth with other developing countries".

This year's report was on mass transit, specifically increasing the capacity and usefulness of the Long Island Rail Road, the sprawling passenger network that hasn't grown significantly in, oh, a century and a half.

This increased consolidation, and more specifically increasing US ownership of UK companies, was highlighted by Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham in his MacTaggart lecture at August's Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, when he argued that British creativity risks being sacrificed for American profit.

The overarching theme being monetization — or, more specifically, increasing external pressure to monetize these social services.

These results suggest the LTS criteria may not be useful for cities looking to prioritize infrastructure improvements for specifically increasing commuter cycling.

More specifically, increasing the length of alkyl chains of the gelator first enhanced and then decreased the gel-to-sol transition temperature value under identical concentrations.

Specifically, increasing the maximum dispersal distance led to magnifications in net emigration patterns (i.e. patches exhibiting a positive trend in net emigration became more positive and vice versa).

Specifically, increasing the s-SWCNT film content from 22%to43%3% increases peak EQE from absorption by s-SWCNTs from 15% to 23%.

Antigen 85A-specific IFNγ secretion was specifically increased by MVA.85A boosting.

"That, specifically, increases our pain".